Preview — Schitt’s Creek Season 6 Episode 1: Smoke Signals
The Rose family’s farewell tour begins not with a bang, but with a creek.
Schitt’s Creek Season 6 Episode 1, “Smoke Signals,” celebrates the beginning of its inevitable and emotional end with some pre-marriage shenanigans and a journey up Schitt’s literal creek.
Yes, for those who lost sleep wondering, there is actually a creek in this bizarre little town.
Everyone’s favorite Canadian comedy is back for one final bow and I don’t know what’s more difficult to comprehend, that Schitt’s Creek is leaving us or that a show as wonderful as this ever existed to begin with.
Everyone seems to be in top form as David and Patrick prepare for the equivalent of a royal wedding to us TV enthusiasts and Moira bravely leaves the comfort of that closet to make sure the show goes on the way it is intended to.
With intrigue, love, and sharp wit at its disposal, this premiere previews a seemingly effortless check-in to the Rosebud Motel — as if checking back out isn’t going to completely wreck us.
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description: David scouts a potential wedding venue, while Johnny and Moira have a romantic picnic by the creek.
Photos from Schitt’s Creek Season 6 Episode 1:
Promo video:
What are your hopes for this episode of Schitt’s Creek? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below, and be sure to catch up with our review of Schitt’s Creek Season 5 Episode 14, “Life is a Cabaret,” right here.
Schitt’s Creek airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on CBC and Pop TV.
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Alicia Gilstorf
Alicia is a Rotten Tomatoes Certified Critic and a Critics Choice Association member. She credits her passion for TV to workplace sitcoms, paranormal dramedies, and coming-of-age stories. In her free time, Alicia loves to curl up with a good book and lose herself in a cozy game. Keep a lookout for her coverage of Ghosts. You can also find her work on Eulalie Magazine and Cool Girl Critiques. Follow Alicia on social media: @aliciagilstorf